K.C.Leblanc

Tried forcing them both to gigabit and 100mb. I've tried the latest HP drivers, but giving the generic Intel ones a go is something I'll try.

I've got 22 HP dc7800, 4 being used by admin connected to a Procurve 2450 and the rest connected to a Procurve 5406zl. I'm getting lots of Excessive CRC/Alignment Errors and the switchs are also reporting lots of packet errors. The machines seem to be connecting without any issues. Cabling is mostly new, we don't seem to have similar issues with other equipment attached to the same cabling. Any ideas?

Agreed, get off the internet and go surfing or something.

What do you want it to do?

I just hope the Senco doesn't find out about these.

How does this compare to the 3600, I know it's cheaper and then carts are more. I know they're probably a bit expensive, but the 3600 is a brilliant bit of kit.

Depends entirely on the application. MSIs you can use MSIExec with right switch, other wise it's best to have a dig about in the program directory for the uninstall program, with a bit of luck it'll run with a /s switch. I use Advanced Installer and WininstallLE to make MSIs. I also use Wise Install Taylor to customise MSIs (it's not very powerful, but it is very easy).

How about a VGA dongal that attaches to the monitor directly?

This is silly, but I am supprised there arn't more novalty USB sticks on the market.

How about the Gareth Gates appreciation thread?

Ohh globbits.

We could call it 'Oh Horlicks'

Maybe FFS should be renamed. We all know what it stands for, and some people obviousely consider it as a green light to use bad language.

I think that's the best use for it to be honest. Even when they were new those iMacs were a bit nasty.

Batch scripts + Silent Install or MSi (sometimes home made) + PSEXEC + sometimes a bit of AutoIT.

My PC has an awesome motorised cup holder.

Ctrl + V Ctrl + V Ctrl + V Ctrl + V Ctrl + V Ctrl + V Ctrl + V Ctrl + V Ctrl + V Ctrl + V Ctrl + V Ctrl + V Ctrl + V Ctrl + V

I think someone is fleecing you there, doesn't sound like poundland to me, sound like the 99p stores.

Is there a dead link that leads to a network location?

I feel an office chair mod coming on.

Angry IP scanner can be configured to scan a range of IPs and return the mac addresses.

I get the feeling that the WOL kettle won't on it's own be seen as a big development, however it a prerequisite of the WOL technician.

Is there a swap floppy drive letters option in the BIOS? Some BIOSes can big configured to assign B before A.

You could add Digital Architects Software - Orphans Remover to the log on script. Only use this if you're using mandatory profiles. Or just do a bit of scripting to see if a particular piece of software is present and if so copy the link over.

I'm in Gloucestershire, the SWGfL portal been fine here for years. At my last school we were doing regular conferences with another local school.